Tour 2: THE THIRD REICH HISTORY TOUR:
Part A: Historical sites of a dark NAZI history
Normally not in international public domain consciences and totally unknown to the occasional tourist the city of MUNICH was the secrete capital of the NAZI Movement. It hosted the birth of HITLER´s party and became later the headquarter of the movement. Many of the MUNICH famous buildings host today the memories of a dark past of Germany’s history. The voice of Hitler’s fantastic and surreal ideas surrounded the streets and plazas in this city, long before it was heard in the rest of the country and the world. Some of the most notorious crimes performed by this movement, like the KRISTALLNACHT or Hitler´s failed PUTSCH, were planned and executed out of this city. Munich is the de facto nursery place for a movement that would shake humanity with some of most unbelievable and infamous events in history.
All this always complemented by the true and “not so true`” legendary stories. You will see the beer hall where Hitler started to shap Germanys destiny, the spot where the NAZI Party was launched, the site of the Gestapo Headquarters, the site of the beer-hall PUTSCH, the NAZI party Headquarters and location of the “Munich Peace Agreement” signature.
Part B: Concentration Camp DACHAU memorial site
Also not known by most of the visitors is the fact that already in 1933, the Nazis established their first mayor concentration camp outside the town of Dachau aprox. 12 miles north from Munich. On that place they developed the blueprint for a network that would ultimately lead in the brutalization and murder of millions of innocent people. The facility in Dachau was the Academy of Terror, the originator and training centre for a brutal system of unparalleled depravity. You will enter to the memorial site trough the “infamous” gate with the headline: ARBEIT MACHT FREI (Freedom through work) conserved as a remainder of the cynical and sinister emblem. Hundreds of Thousands of People from over 30 different nations passed through this gate, tens of thousands of whom perished. In 1965 the Dachau Memorial Site was founded at the same ground as the original to be able to show to the world the human sufferings which took place here. You will enter the site; visit the restored barracks, the incineration ovens and the deadly shower facilities. You will see an English spoken documentary film at the museum exhibition centre.
Duration: 3-6 hours
Price: click on the page "PRICES"
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